Featuring new, revolutionary Target Control® (TC™) Level 1 Technology. The Zircon® SuperScan® K3 advanced wall scanner is tuned for wood studs while filtering out metallic false positive objects, such as plumbing, conduit, straps, brackets, or ducts, hiding behind surfaces.
Featuring new, revolutionary Target Control® (TC™) Level 1 Technology, the Zircon® SuperScan® K3 advanced wall scanner is tuned for wood studs while filtering out metallic false positive objects, such as plumbing, conduit, straps, brackets, or ducts, hiding behind surfaces. The LoLevel® Detector and MetalliWarning® allow the SuperScan® K3 to detect the presence of dangerous, deep, less dense false positives, and metal targets, reducing the chance of accidentally drilling into a piece of metal or plastic pipe. With the addition of Metal Scan mode, users can interactively narrow and map metal in walls, making for a more robust and multifunctional tool.
The SuperScan® K3 offers four distinct detection modes – TC™, StudScan, DeepScan®, and Metal Scan. A 3-mode switch makes it easy to toggle between functions, while the ColorTrip® Display conveniently details information. The screen will illuminate pale blue in TC™ mode and indicate the center, edges, and direction of wood studs, while enabling the user to identify clean, ‘safe-to-drill’ zones by utilizing the new ‘Trust but Verify’ technique. Otherwise, when TC™ mode is off, the tool will perform in StudScan mode indicating both wood and metal studs. DeepScan® mode doubles the scanning depth to find wood and metal studs beneath extra layers of drywall or paneling. In addition, a dedicated Metal Scan mode helps users identify ferrous metal, such as rebar, and non-ferrous metal, such as copper. The Target Spotlight illuminates on screen and the SpotLite® Pointer shines on the surface being scanned when the center of a stud is found.
NEW! Target Control® (TC™) Mode locates the center, edges, and direction of wood studs, and not metal, up to ¾ in. (19 mm) deep behind surfaces. Identifies ‘safe-to-drill’ zones between adjacent drywall screws, nails, and protector plates.
StudScan Mode locates center, edges, and direction of wood and metal studs up to ¾ in. (19 mm) deep
DeepScan® Mode doubles the scan depth of wood and metal studs up to 1½ in. (38 mm) deep
Metal Scan Mode locates ferrous metal up to 3 in. (75 mm) deep and non-ferrous metal up to 1½ in. (38 mm) deep
WireWarning® Detection alerts to live, unshielded AC wires up to 2 in. (50 mm) deep
LoLevel® Detector displays low (weak) signal objects, such as plastic water pipes, while in TC™ mode
Signal Strength Indicator helps distinguish between shallow and deep targets while in StudScan and DeepScan® modes
MetalliWarning® turns on when metal is detected in TC™, StudScan, and DeepScan® modes
ACT™ (Auto Correcting Technology) automatically corrects common errors, such as when scanning begins over a stud
Target Spotlight illuminates on screen when target is detected
ColorTrip® Display illuminates pale blue in TC™ mode, green in DeepScan® mode, blue in Metal Scan mode, and red to alert to the presence of live AC electricity
SpotLite® Pointer shines an arrow-shaped light on the scanned surface to indicate the target location
“V” marker groove enables accurate marking of target location
* ACT™ feature can calibrate directly over a stud and then when moved away, will correct itself and find that stud when the user scans back over it. * LoLevel® Indicator indicates low (weak) signal objects, such as plastic water pipes, plastic sewer drains, or studs deeper than ¾″. * MetalliWarning® Indicator will display when metal is detected or close by.
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